Indie games took home most of the prizes in tonight’s 14th annual International Mobile Gaming Awards (IMGA) ceremony. Titles like Tender Claws’ meta adventure Virtual Virtual Reality won alongside Timi Studio Group’s blockbuster multiplayer hit Arena of Valor, which Tencent publishes.
The IMGA jury did not award a Grand Prix prize, though in previous years, it recognized Ustwo Games’ Monument Valley and Niantic’s Pokémon Go. It’s only the second time IMGA hasn’t handed out a Grand Prix award, which acknowledges games that showcase significant innovation and have impacted the mobile landscape.
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